Pakistan’s woes
Indians will not fail to miss the irony inherent in the message delivered over the weekend by Pakistan’s defence minister Khwaja Asif to the Taliban regime that rules Afghanistan.
Indians will not fail to miss the irony inherent in the message delivered over the weekend by Pakistan’s defence minister Khwaja Asif to the Taliban regime that rules Afghanistan.
The Taliban-led caretaker government in Afghanistan has dismissed Washington's claim over the alleged stronger presence of Daesh or Islamic State (IS) in Afghanistan as utterly fabricated.
Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan on Thursday said that a
Last month, President Biden annoyed Pakistanis when he described their country as "one of the most dangerous nations in the world" that possessed nuclear weapons without any 'cohesion'.
Access to education for girls, protection of women’s rights, and an ethnically inclusive government are nowhere in sight in Afghanistan.
In a nationwide offensive that has taken just over a week, the Taliban has defeated, co-opted, or sent Afghan security forces fleeing from wide swathes of the country, even with some air support by the U.S. military.
The jittery Afghan capital Kabul is now isolated as the country's only big urban area in government hands.
Militants posted photos online early Sunday showing them in the governor’s office in Jalalabad, the capital of Nangarhar province.
The Afghan central government in Kabul and the security forces did not immediately acknowledge the capture of Ghazni.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
